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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-30
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Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-30

The above well-known and long-established Specialists having many patients in this and sur rounding counties. have decided to open an office at
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 TUCSON, Feb, I4,h, 18th and I6,h. .YU MA, Feb. I7th and 18th. Where they will have private offices on theabove days only, and where all who desire to consult with the Renowned Specialists will have the op- portunity of doing so FREEOF CHARGE.
Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-04-30
TOMBSTONE E 0U N DR Y
 A D. MACHINE SHOP. MCALLISTER & McCCNE Props

All Kinds of Mil and Mining Machinery, ReaVy uno Light Caetlugs of Iron and Brass Made to Order on hori Notice Stamps, Pans, scttlers, Retorts, Cages, Cars, Skeels, Railing Tanks, Etc, from Latest Designs, Port able IlOisting Engines, 2Stamp Pruspectors' Mills Punched or lotted. Engines Indicated and Ad. iustCd. Agents Cor Albany Luhricating Con- pounds. Cylinder, Spindle and Valve oils, Wes,. lpehouse Automatic Engines rOu : 10 200 Horse Power and all eho in the Machine and Foundry Line Also
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BOTH ARE CONFIDENT.
THE rIr0rHBrAH AGAINST fHY fSss-
GRAPHICAL UNION.
iAs arsai Jes hinisn St1s ia 0iaes-hsaa-
aasdal Aid Received ly - ln9lya =
ha Applying hr Wxk-hs hacs
Filing Up Isa

CHICAGO, November N.-'Ws have
just received Information. !" aid President
Street. Of the Typosaphical Union, ''thAs
one labor organization Vim contribute
so, 900 to the support Of our striks. Ire
fer to the National Amalgamatsd Building
Trades Council They have . msnbsr-
ship Of 400, 900 and they promise b lsvy
dve cant assessment upon al their nsn.
bora We are now in conditioa 10 Con-
tinus this strike until Jaly lss 1883. A
number Of union printers have applied fsr
work said Mr.. @. H. Blaksly a ths Ty-
pothstas, Some Of than wee given theif
old places, bot Others were informed that
there was no work for them. Il makes no
difference 10 N, hoW much ths strikeV 10
ceive, I hope they viii gst elo0 900.
They will need it for the support Of thslr
families before the winter 10 over. have
been here all day and have not received
any applications fce men from our msm-
bers. We received . letter yet ffon 81
Louis informing rs that they could send
rs . number OF fnt-claa job printen.
For fear they would send them ] sent
telegram, telling them that no more men
were wanted. Iam afraid tie Union viii
declare the strike OF tomorrow. We don't
want that done. II the strike lasts ous
week longer there will mot Be- . situation
left."
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JONES INSANE.
The Trus secret ofHi Very Eccentric Con-

DETROIT, November ga warrant
mil, \. ;,sr.a hr ,h. rr,h.,. on,. ,.xt
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MonuAy morning e'''oe eh- 'sos'o' onA'ieS
NJ. Jones, Of Florida, to appear before It.
The warrant will bear the name of John B.
Jonas b;s son who bas coms nm from
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pnysiciAns WIN MAKE anlus''ts 'na' 'onoS
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DESPERATE SIOUX
Imprisoned for Theft, XIII Two Men and
Suicide.

Imprisoned for Theft, XIII Two Men and
Suicide.
CHICAGO, November 27.-A special from
Glendive, Montana, says: Early yester-
day morning three Sioux Indians named
Finger Nail, Sitting In Front and Pete,
confined in the county Jail here for horse
stealing, made an attack upon two white
prisoners. Their weapons were table
knives, pair of scissors, and common
chairs, with which the Jail was supplied.
After inficting mortal wounds on the
white prisoners, Finger Nail and Sit
ting in Front banged themselves in their
cells with their bunk straps. They were
assisted by the other Pete, who, after they
committed the deed, tried 10 butt his
brains out against the wall Of the cell, but
was secured and ironed by the sheriff and
several other persons. The two Indians
who hanged themselves stabbed themselves
all over their bodies before resorting b.
hanging. Francis Salamo, an Italian. who
was confined on a charge Of burglary, was
stabbed in several places, and the county
physician does not expect him 70 live until
morning. The other prisoner, l.. Turk,
awaiting the action Of grand jury on charge
Of rape, was stabbed and pounded over the
head with chairs In the hands Of the In
dians. The doctor says he will recover
with proper care. The Indians who did
the work tried to starve themselves 10
death several months ago, snd after that
remarked that they would not live 70 be
tried for horse stealing. The prisoners
appeared Jolly and contentsd last evening,
when the jsnitor made bis rounds. They
were allowed too much liberty, neither one
Of their cells being locked, only the out
side door Of the cage. They had access 10
all the cells, and the Indians waited until
the white prisoners slept the soundeIt.
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IMPORTANT DECISIONS
Rendered in the Supreme Court of Appeals
Last Saturday.

Rendered in the Supreme Court of Appeals
Last Saturday.
Spread Ts'tgrdm 10 TIE Register.
CHARLESTON, November 27.-The fo!-
lowing decisions were handed down in the
Supreme Court of Appeals in session at
Charleston last Saturday:
Richards, Mayor, v. Town of Clarks-
burg; opinion by Woods; petition for writ
of prohibition refused and rule discharged.
Shaw V. County Court; from Upshur
county; opinion by Snyder; Judgment of
Circuit Court affirmed.
Lsid!ey v. Central Land Co. from Cabell
county; opinion by Snyder; judgment of
Circuit Court reversed and and new trial
awarded.
Carroll and Exchange Bank, from Ohio
county; opinion by johnson; Judgment Of
Circuit Court Court reversed and Judgment
rendered for defendant.
Robinson aud Courty, court of Barbour
county; petition for writ of prohibition
dismissed on motion of petitioner.
Straughan and Hallwood, from Kama
wha county; petition for rehearing re-
fused.
In the Parkersburg Gas Company cases
motion was made for suspension Of the
decree, rendered last Saturday iu order to
allow time for an application to the
Supreme Courr of the United States for
writ of error.
Adjourned until next Saturday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
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He RAN AMUCK.
A John ChInaman Terrorizes Car Foil of
People.

j ohm ChInAman TerrOrizes n Car Foil OF
People.
SALl LAKE, UTAH, November 81
There was an exciting time on the Denver
snd Rio Grand westbOund train to-day.
A Chinaman named Lee Sbung locked
himself in a closet thirty miles east OF
Grand Junction, Col, and refused to come
out. When they changed at Grand juno
tion, the retiring conductor notified the in
coming conductor, John Corlisk, of the
Chinaman's presence. Within thirty
miles of Grand Junction, Brakeman Gan
ming got on a box and broke in the tran
som TO get the Chinaman out. Suddenly
the door opened and Lee Shung
sprang out with knife in
his hand, and made lunge at
the brakeman, narrowly missing ripping
him up. Canning ran 10 the next car
Shung then ran smuck terrorizing the
thirty passengers in the car, and made o
pass with his knife at q woman, but MISS
ed her. Then he struck at George Heck
bridge, laying oped his stomach. By this
time all in the car were wild with terror
Canning came in with q drawn revolver
and shot the Chinamsn three times, kill
ing him almost instantly. The train ar
rived here this evening with the China
man, who is supposed to have been q ma
nisc. Heckbridge was taken TO the hospi-
tai aud will die.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, November T.-It is
now known here that President Won der
Abe, who returned home last night, hiss
sold Caruthers TO Brooklyn, but the latter
still holds out for a $1,000 salary, only
81, 500 having been offered him by Brook
lyn. He has been urged bY his mother by
letter and telegram not to sign with any
club under any circumstances, but that
would have little effect against q $1,000
contract. Won der Abe declines to say
what he himself is to receive for Caruthers,
but saws he wouldn't let Cincinnati have
him for $50, 1000 Bob was TO have lett for
his home in Chicago tonight
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REPUBLICAN ROW
Over the Next Conyention-JOhn @. New
on Blsine's Nomination.

Over the Next Conyenuon-JOnn ". Sen
on Blsine's Nomination.
WASHINGTON, November N.-There Is
already war in the Republican camp, and
it is not among the improbabilities that il
may terminate in general row among the
friends of the numerous gentlemen who
aspire to carry the banner Of that party in
the next Presidential campaign. As the
Republican National Committee is to meet
in this city on the sth prox., when time
and place for holding the nominating con-
vention will be named, there is considers-
BILE skirmishing as to the city which shall
have the convention.
Aside from the contest among the friends
of the Presidential aspirants, there will be
q lively tussle waged by the hotel keepers,
who have their eagle eyes set upon the
glittering ducats to be reaped from the
gathering of the candidate makers. An
advance guard from Chicago is at this early
date here with flying colors, though the
brass band will be furnished later.
The contest will, as it appears now, lie
between Chicago and New York, with q
strong sentiment from the anti-Blaine ele-
ment in favor of the latter city. Senator
Sherman and his friends will vigorously
oppose the selection of Chicago or any
other Western city, except possibly Gin
einnati, where there is strong Sherman
feeling. The Blaine faction is loud in its
preferences for Chicago, believing as it does
that in the great windy city there is an un-
derlying sentiment upon the banks OF
Lake Michigan favorable to the Plumed
Knight. New York will make q very
considerable fight for the convention, and
the indications are that it will stand an
ordinary show with Chicago.
The Sherman people look upon Chicago
as the most dangerous place that could be
named for the interests Of the Ohio Sena-
ator. They are inclined to the belief that
the wild West can easily be concentrated
at Chicago in the interest Of the man from
Maine. Cincinnati will make mild at
tempt to capture the Republican conyen-
ton, though its resources will be reserved
for the Democratic convention. While the
matter has not at this early date been
completely canvassed. nor can it be for
some days yet, there is a very strong opin-
ion here that the committee will decide
upon Chicago. 1t may, however, termi-
nate in more of squabble between the
hotel men than with the politicians, and
in that event it would be difficult to draw
the line to the persuasive eloquence be-
tween a New York and Chicago hotel
keeper.
John C. New, the well-known Indiana
Republican, says that "the denomination
ofBlaine would be suicidal to the party. "
Mr.. New has recently visited the Pacific
coast and found growing opposition to
B!aine's denomination there. He thinks
that Indiana can be carried for Repub-
lica other than Blaine, but says that
I'VE might as we'll talk about man fly
lug to the moon as to talk Of Blaine carry
ing Indiana after his letter in which he
says he could not get justice in the courts
of our State.n
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and mother said, where are the child
rens" They could not be found
They started out in haste,
and she news ran to the
and before morning il was said
that there were hundreds Of men hunting
the mountains for those three children, but
found them not After while . man i'm
a2ined there was place that had not been
looked at, and he went and saw the three
children. He examined their bodies. He
found that the elder boy had taken OF his
coat and wrapped II around the younger
one, the baby, and then taken of his vest
aud put it around the other one; and there
they all died, he probably the fnt, for be
had no coat or vest. Oh, il was q touch
ing scene when that was brought to light!
/ was on the ground little while after,
and it brought the whole scene to my
mind; and thought to myself Of more
melting scene than that. 1t Is that Jesus
our elder brother, took of the robe Of his
royalty, and laid ASIDE the last garment oi
earthly comfort, that he might wrap our
poor souls from the blast. Oh, the height,
and the depth, and the length, and the
breadth OF the love Of Christ
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SENSIBLE KNIGHTS.

They Eadsrss Pswdsriy. Dsssssss A.
Arehy sad Rspudiats Ysses.
IsDIAsAPoLIs, Eovsmbss H.--At The
regular Sunday mas meeting Of ~
knights Of Labor, . ssries Of reso.utioas
endorsing General Master Workman Pow
dsrly wzs unanimously sdoptsd. Tbs rss-
olutions rscits The qnalincatioss d ths
General Master Workman, depIors hh an.
pounced intention 20 rstire - the
cIoss Of his present term, and ures him
70 allow the uss of his nsfne for casdidsta
General Master wofkmsu Powdeeiy's
position ~ 10 anarchy h heartily endonssd,
and the resolutions sdds: ''Iu ouf iuds.
ment no good purpose csn be ssconpitshed
BY afilistipg with any osgsnizstloa thas
sdvocats The n ;ption of forcibls nsas-
ures 10 osder 70 accomplish lswfal pss.
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II PRESENT indications 20 for anything
there is going 10 be the biggest row in the
next Republican convention that has ever
taken place in q National convention.
GRANTS stalwart 800 won't be able to
hold a candle in point Of stslwartness to
the men who will stick to BLAINE. The
Plumed knight is either hated or dei6ed
in his party; there is no halfway senti-
ment regarding BLAINE. He is either god
or devil. Nomsn in the Republican party
has half the blind adorers that BLAINE has,
or q quarter the bitter enemies inside the
party. He seems to have beWitched three
fourths of his party, but the other fourth
won't touch him with forty-fOot pole.
JOHN C. NEW, of Indiana, is the latest
Republican to come out and declare that
''the denomination Of BLAINE would be sui
eidal to the party" There will be 8 grand
row if BLAINE allows his magnetic"
name to go before the convention, but he
will get the nomination if he wants it.
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TSe american National League.

ST. LOUIS, November 27.-The National
Executive Committee of the Irish National
League Of America held two meetings here
yesterday. A good deal Of routine bust
ness WAS transacted, and the subject Of Or
ganizing more thoroughly in some Of the
States that have been neglected in this re-
spect was considered, and the President
was instructed to look after the matter. A
series of resolutions were adopted which
appeal to the hberty-loving people of Eng
land, Scotland and Wales, and also to the
people of Irish birth and extraction in
America, for moral and material aid of Ire
land in her struggle for home rule.
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GLADSTONE COMING.
The Grand Old Man win visit America b
the Spring.

The Grand Old Man win Visit America is
the Spring.
BUFFALO, November 27.-Mr. Charles
A. Gillig, OF the American Exchanes, I.or-
don, registered at the Geneses to-day. In
conversation with reporter Mr.. Gillig
stated that his present visit 70 the United
States was for the purpose Of perfecting ar.
rapgerents for q visit by Mr.. Gladstone In
April mIt.
"Mr. Gladstone, 4" said Mr.. Gillig, ''has
70 far overcome his dread Of On ocean
voyage that he will make q short tEip
TO this country In the spring. One
thug that tended 10 bring about
this change Of mind In Mr.. Gladstone
was the fact that his ply siciana have long
advised him 10 take m ocean voyage
would be beneficial 10 his health, and -
he has always cherished . desire 10 visit
this country, now that his dread Of the
ocean has been conquered, be embraces the
opportunity eagerly"
Mr.. Gillig says that Mr.. Glsdstone's
visit will occupy about two months time.
aud that he will visit the principal cities.
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AMONG the decisions handed down by
ths Supreme Court is one in the case Of
Mayor RICHARDS, of Clarksburg, vs.. the
Town Of Clarksburg, in which RICHARDS
petition for a writ of prohibition was re-
fused. Some time ago the Council of
Clarksburg attempted TO impeach Mayor
RICHARDS for grossly improper official con-
duct. RICHARDS appealed to the Circuit
Court for writ prohibiting them from TAX
ing any action, and thence to the Supreme
Court with the result above stated. Clarks-
burg can now 90 ahead and impeach her
Mayor.
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Assshsr n,aiss ssssks.

PrTsBURa, Novsahss N.-Ths eel
misss district assens'y Of ths KsisbA
Of labor have issssd . eiseuiss, sDqsas
Ing The river coal opststsn 70 sSsps ~
tsstion y ssttls The txiseisg H.
patss and cailing upno ths niss0
10 Quit work - oees uDui
the opefstoss eooesds Ne sdvseea
In waes demanded ~ eoopeut y hsss ~
question decided b. . bssrd q ssbitubsel
The miners wxpt 10 iscsease q ths Icarsh
ont PER bushel IN The misise fsss ssoi.
monthly and . check wdgbnsu. II
strike will affect several tbsassad ninssa
along tbs heGeaGAsls ssd Yssshissgb-
env dver
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GRADUALLY the facts of the ROane
county murders are coming out. A dis
patch from Charleston tells the story Of
three detectives, including CUNNINGHAM,
who went on o trip Of Investigation into
the territory of the murderous band. They
went at the peril Of their lives 70 the place
OF rendezvous, while a mob of 100
men were searching for them to kill them.
The band swears to kill every officer that
takes part in the case, and there is no
doubt they will try to keep their oath.
Mrs. ROBERT NJ. DUFF gives thrilling
account of the murder Of her husband.
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An Extraordinary Phenomenon.

No other term than the above would ap-
ply to the woman who could see her youth
ful beauty fading away without pang of
regret Many q woman becomes prems-
turely old aud haggard because of function
al arrangement WAT pity that all do
not know that Dr.. Pisrce's Fsvorite Pre-
scription will restore their organs to . nor
NAL state, and make them youthful and
beautiful once more! For the evils to
which the daughters Of Eve are peculiarly
liable the Prescription" is sovereign
remedy. It is the only medicine sold by
druggists under q guarantee from the
muDufacturers that il win give satisfaction
in every case, or money viii be returned.
See guarantee on bottle wrapper.
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A a2On.OoO Fire.

DETROIT, November "a special to
the Free Press from Grand Rapids says
the main building Of Nelson Mstten &
Co. 5 large furniture factory was destroyed
by fire this morning ut O'Clock. The loss
is estimated at $500, 900, with an insurance
of $3.50, 600. Five hundred men are thrown
ont of employment. The firm will rebuild
at once
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KEBLER'S FORGERIES.
Detection UnayoidAble-Con foI
Over Sic Months.

Over six Months.
CINCINNATI, November T.-Mr. Chas.
Albert Kebler, the suicide, having been
buried, his late partners are free 70 speak
Of the causes. The revelation confirms
what has already been stated. that he had
found himself face 10 face with exposure
and avoided il by seeking death. On .
scrap Of paper found in his room was writ
ten. apparently just before he took the r.
tai dose Of prussic acid, the words: The
time has come"
Messrs. Rocker and Jelke, his late
partners, say they had just discovered the
week before his death that he had sold o
mortgage for 81, 500 10 client when there
was no such mortgage on record. This
led 70 confession by Kebler, and In .
day or two his suicide followed. His
forgeries reached even 70 court records.
There was no possibility Of avoiding ex-
posure, yet II now appears that the for
geries have been going on at least six
months. The case 10 most singular one.
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AnOId Man Suicides.

SpscIai T,l<gnIm % ne Register.
PARKERsBURG, November 27.-Last
night Peter Ramm, aged - years, took his
life by hanging himself to q ralter in barn.
His home was at Marietta For 4 number
of years he has been living with his son.
Old age produced mental deformities, to
which the rash act Is attributed. Being
missed from home, his body was found sus-
pended as above stated.
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A rrain-wreeker In the Tolls.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, November a.
One Of the Eureka detective, Lieut. Bald.
win, arrested Hoddy Moses in the noun
tains backs of Woods, Putnam county,
) yesterday, and placed him in Jail. Win
field Moses piled cross-ties, last Monday
evening, upon the K. & o. Railroad track
for the purpose, As it is alleged, of wreck
ing the pay-car ON that road. Instead Of
the pay car, Superintendent Sweeney's csr
and engine, hauling o number Of the Of
fcials over the road on e tour Of inspec-
ton, came near being wrecked.
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a n.r1ss..s Sls.1 s.1sssss.

PrrnsURo, PA, NsvembW N.--A o.
a,ssl-Gssstfe cssses, 0his, spsehi ays:
Conrpd Doll, 90 tsisl fos ~ nus69 q
bic wife and stepsea, committed ssieiSs
In his ell II IL eeasty JED, ssss tins
lsst night, By hacg!sE Dsil ~ -
shsst ffom kis -, aDd ts9ing =
into stsips nsds sya He ~
one ed, 70 ths tsss Ha6isg q - esll
windss, asd thss paaosd IL sssp aAsgs
hs psek ssd janpsd ftsa eAais. Whss
disesvsesd lie ~ exdael Ds11 hlle6
kb viSs - stspsss - ~ - June -
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Ex-SENATOR JONES, OF Florida, who
has been sort OF mystery to the COun-
try through his strange conduct in Detroit,
is now declared 10 be insane. His son has
gone to Detroit to put MIN in an asylum
on the affidavit Of three ply
sicions. Senators EESNA, BECK and
GIBSON have pledged fund to keep him
for the remainder Of his life. A political
disappointment IL said to have caused his
insanity.